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Arcus Series
User Manual
Motorized Screen
Innovative Design
Easy to Setup
Robust build quality
Thank you for choosing an Arcus Series motorized
screen by Cirrus Screens. Please read through this
user manual and understand all instructions before
installing and using!
Warning
Notice
1. It is normal to see slight horizontal marks on the fabric after long
storage but they will disappear gradually when the fabric has been
unrolled for a short period.
2. It is also normal to see slight marks on both sides of the black
border after storage but they will disappear when the fabric has been
unrolled for a short period.
3. Before installation of the projection screen on a wall or ceiling,
make sure that it can afford the weight of the screen.
4. Dust, dirt and scratches on the projection surface will affect the
picture quality. For prevention, take notice of the points below:
• Do not touch the projection surface with hands.
• Do not write or draw on the projection surface.
• Do not use fingers or sharp objects to point on the projection
surface as this will damage the screen fabric.
• Use a soft damp cloth to clean the projection surface only.
• Do not use chemical cleaning agents or alcohol based
cleaners.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
The recommended operating temperature is between 10C and 40C
with humidity lower than 90%. Avoid installations in environments
prone to gas fumes and/or moisture. Maintain a minimum 1 meter
distance between the optional IR control box and any wireless or
infrared signal with high frequency such as electric welding
machines, medical equipment or any other electrical device.
LIMIT OF LIABILITY
Cirrus Screens shall not be liable under any circumstances for any
consequential, incidental, special or exemplary damages arising
from, or in any connection with this agreement or the products,
including but not limited to lost profits, or any claim based on
indemnity or contribution, or the failure of any limited or exclusive
remedy to achieve its essential purpose or otherwise. Purchaser's
exclusive remedy, as against Cirrus Screens, shall be the repair or
replacement of defective parts. If Cirrus Screens lists a product on
its web site at a price or specification in error, or that is no longer
available for any reason, Cirrus Screens reserves the right to cancel
the sale without incurring any liability.
Phone: 1-888-588-2164
Fax: 1-888-315-3469
[email protected]
www.cirrusscreens.com
WARRANTY
• Two (2) year parts and labor warranty from defects in
workmanship from date of purchase.
• Defective product is to be returned to dealer for any warranty
service.
• Please do not return any defective items directly to Cirrus
Screens, as they will be refused.
• Missing Parts must be reported within 30 days of purchase. After
30 days, customer will be responsible for the cost of the parts
and shipping & handling.
• Warranty is non-transferable.
• Warranty applicable to purchases made through authorized
dealers only. Please contact Cirrus Screens for a list of
authorized dealers.
This warranty does not extend to any product that has been
damaged or rendered defective as per the following:
Misuse of the screen may cause damage to the screen itself
or cause personal injury.
Warning
To prevent damage to the screen and personal injury, ensure
the screen is mounted correctly and securely.
Do not climb on or hang things from the screen. Doing so may
damage the screen, detach the screen from the wall, or cause
personal injury.
Retract the projection surface back into the case after use.
This will protect it from dust and dirt, and prevent it from
loosening.
A. As a result of misuse, abuse or negligence.
B. By the use of parts not manufactured or sold by Cirrus Screens;
C. By non-authorized modification of the product.
D. As a result of service by anyone other than Cirrus Screens or
Cirrus Screens Authorized Service Provider.
E. Improper transportation or packaging when returning product to
a Cirrus Screens Dealer, or Authorized Service Provider.
F. Improper installation of third-party products.
G. Improper environment (including temperature or humidity).
H. Unusual physical or electrical stress or interference, failure or
fluctuation of electrical power, lightning strike, fire, or Natural
Disasters
Do not disassemble the screen. Doing so may cause further
damage to the screen and will void the warranty. If the screen
needs repairing, contact the dealer from whom the screen
was purchased.
Product Electrical Specification
Voltage:
100V~120V, 60Hz
or 220V~240V, 50Hz
Power:
130W (MAX)
Parts & Tools Required
①
“I”-Bracket
X2 pc
②
Allen Key Wand
X1 pc
“L”-Bracket
X2 pc
⑥
⑤
Hanging Bracket Screw
￠8x60mm(Depend on size)
IR Remote
X1 pc
⑨
Wall Remote
With connecting cable
X1 pc
③
④
User Manual
X1 pc
⑧
⑦
12 VOLT Trigger Wire
X1 pcs
Central control cable
X1 pc
⑩
IR Remote
X1 pc
Screwdriver
X1 pc
RS232
Repeater
X1 pc
Check the accessories inside the packaging; make sure
none of them are missing.
2) To raise the screen to the fully retracted position turn the upper
limit adjustment screw clockwise. The screen will automatically
raise approximately 5/8" for each full rotation of the adjustment
screw. This will happen in real time. Continue this adjustment
until the desired position has been reached.
* To return this setting to the default position, repeat the above
steps,
turning
the
upper
limit
adjustment
screw
counterclockwise. Please be aware this will not adjust
instantaneously, the screen must be retracted, and re-deployed to
reveal change. Be sure not to over adjust as this can cause
damage to the screen.
Adjusting Black Drop / Stop Position
Installation Method
The limit adjustment screws are found on the left side of the screen
housing when looking at the viewing surface. The upper limit
adjustment screw is accessed by removing the plug on the bottom
of the housing. The lower limit adjustment screw can be accessed
through the housing of the screen when the screen is
deployed. Adjustment of these screws is to be done with the
provided Allen key.
Install the screen in a location where the audience can see the
whole screen when it is fully extended. The screen can be either
wall or ceiling mounted. Users can choose the most suitable
mounting method according to their needs. Ensure the right
equipment is used for whichever method is chosen. For mounting
on a wooden surface, use ø6x50mm wood screws. For mounting
on a brick, concrete or plaster surface, use ø6x60mm screws with
appropriate screw anchors or wall plugs.
To decrease how far down the screen deploys, you will need to
adjust the lower limit adjustment screw.
Ceiling / Wall Mounting：
1) Fully deploy the screen by pressing the down button on the
remote (the screen will stop automatically).
2) To raise the fully deployed position, turn the lower limit
adjustment screw counter clockwise.
The screen will
automatically raise approximately 5/8" for each full rotation of the
adjustment screw. This will happen in real time. Continue this
adjustment until the desired position has been reached.
* To return this setting to the default position, repeat the above
steps, turning the lower limit adjustment screw clockwise. Please
be aware this will not adjust in real time. Screen must be
retracted, and re-deployed to reveal change. Be sure not to over
adjust as this can cause damage to the screen.
In the rare case the screen does not fully retract into its casing, you
will need to adjust the upper limit adjustment screw.
1) Fully retract the screen by pressing the up button on the remote
(the screen will stop automatically.)
Unscrew the “Ι” bracket from the “L” bracket and slide it out the end
of the Aluminum screen housing (see Figure 3). Now detach the
“L” shape bracket from the screen housing by lowering it out of the
support groove. Repeat steps for the second “L”-bracket.
Once the optimal location is determined, measure, mark and draw
a reference line to ensure the screen is both level and centered.
Using a stud finder, locate the studs (wall) or joists (ceiling), that
best distribute the weight of the screen evenly.
The
recommended distance should be no less then 1/3 of the total
length of the housing (as shown in Figure 1, depicted by “A”) Note
to ensure safety, the “L”-brackets should not be located at the
extreme ends of the housing.
FIGURE 3
Wireless Screen Operation
FIGURE 1
Using the previously located studs / joists fix the “L”-brackets into
place using the recommended screws.
Ceiling Mounting
Wall Mounting
FIGURE 2
Using the support groove hang the screen housing onto the
back-hook of the “L”-brackets. Center the screen, slide the
“I”-brackets back to the middle position of the “L”-brackets and
fasten it with the tools and screws provided.
Plug the power cord into an electrical outlet. (Make sure the
correct voltage is supplied.) Position the cord so that it will not be
tripped over, pulled on or contact hot surfaces. If an extension
cord is required then use a cord with the same current rating.
To lower the projection surface
Press the bottom button on the remote, the projection surface will
lower itself, when it is fully extended it will stop automatically.
To retract the projection surface
Press the top button on the remote, the projection surface will retract
into its case, when it is fully retracted it will stop automatically.
To stop the projection surface
Manually at an intermediate position, press the middle button on the
remote.
Connecting 12 Volt Trigger or Wall Control
Located on the bottom left hand side of
the screen housing there is a circuit board
with inputs for (A) the on-wall remote, (B) an
IR input and (C) a 12 volt trigger.
The on-wall remote is mostly used in
business applications such as a boardroom.
The 12 volt trigger, when properly married to
a suitable projector, will lower and raise the
screen as the projector is powered on or off